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I am continuing work on my firms project template and am currently setting up our standard schedules. I would like to add notes at the bottom of the schedule and have them adjust to the schedule as it is populated. Is this done by adding a note block to the schedule? If not what is the correct procedure to accomplish this, if it can be accomplished?
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You can't add it directly to the schedule. You need to add it as a legend/note block or in "paper space"
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Is this something that has been requested before? On the wish list for future releases?
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All wish list items are on the AUGI site. You can go there and see.
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